New York Dressed Meats
May 22,1975
Daily distributive -
than carlot meat trade.
Compared with Wed
nesday: prices unchanged
for all listed fresh meats
including carcasses, primal
cuts and pork cuts with
whole salers apparently in
good position regarding
clearance as turnover of
meats very active from mid
morning session Wednesday
into close.
Steer Beef
Prime 600-900 lbs. 81.50-
82.50; Choice 600-700 81-50-
82.50; 700-800 81.50-82.50; 800-
900 81.00-82.00; Good 500-800
74.00-78.00.
Heifer Beef
Choice 500-700 lbs. 80.00-
81.50.
Calf (Skin off)
Choice 150-350 lbs. 62.00-
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MARTIN HARDWARE
EQUIPMENT CO.
Schaefferstown, PA
717-949-6817
COPE & WEAVER
New Providence, PA
717-786-7351
STRALEY FARM
SUPPLY INC.
1760 East Canal Road
Dover, PA
717-292-4443
66.00; Good 150-350 55.00-
62.00;; Standard 150-330
50.00-57.00.
Vcal (Skin)
Choice 90-150 lbs. 86.00-
92.00; Good 60-90 75.0085.00;
Standard 80-120 70.00-75.00.
Lamb
Choice and Prime spring,
30-55 100.00-102.00; 55-65
99.00-102.00.
Choice Beef Cuts
Hinds (steer) 145-190 lbs.
97.50-100.00; Arm chucks 90-
105 62.0084.00; Ribs (7 rib)
34-40 112.00-115.00; Loins
(trmd) 50-70 132.00-138.00;
Rounds (steer) 70-95 90.00-
94.00; Full plates 55.0086.00;
Hinds (38134) 120-170 97.00-
99.50;.
Pork Cuts (fresh)
Loins (regular) 8-14 95.00-
97.00; 14-17 95,00-97.00;
Picnics (regular) 48 50.00-
on 1974
The new 75 Quiet Line Cub Cadet" lawn and garden tractors
are here! To make room, we’re offering big savings on our
remaining 74’s. So you’ll pocket lots of dollars right now on
the purchase of a 1974 Cub Cadet. But hurry, supplies are
limited and available on a first come, first served basis.
OVTMM POWhR PRODUCTS
Reported receipts of 110
cows, 26 heifers and 4 bulls.
Market reported lower.
Load of Pa. cows springers
465-575; load of Pa. cows
fresh 265-500; load of New
York State springers 355-640
and load of Pa. cows fresh
435-760 and springers 500-760.
Locally consigned cows
245-600; springing heifers
375450; open heifers 125-285
and bulls 145-395.
53.00; Boston Butts 4-8 76.00-
80.00; Spareribs 3 lb. down
104.00- Hams 14-17
75.00- 17-20 74.00-77.00.
Choice and Prime
forequarters: 67.00-69.00.
ig savings
Close-Out
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
& R. S.
113 West Main St. 71 , OQK
Mountviile, PA 717-285-4538
HERITAGE;
INTERNATIONAL INC.
1054 S. State St. 717 9900
Ephrata, PA 717-733-2283
MYERS EQUIPMENT MARK EQUIPMENT INC.
of STONYBROOK
3852 East Market St.
York, PA
New Holland
Dairy
Wednesday, May 22
Kosher Steer Beef
HI
HOLLINGER C.
& SON
717-755-3759
Illinois Miss
To Edit Brown
Swiss Paper
Miss Connie Gritton
assumed responsibility as
editor of the Brown Swiss
Bulletin on March 20, to
replace Meredith McHone
who had resigned.
Connie comes from a
dairy-grain farm near
Paxton, Illinois. Her parents
have a milking herd of 100
Holsteins, and Connie owns
several head of purebred
cattle.
She is a January graduate
of the University of Illinois
with a major in Dairy
Science. She also took
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B.
MESSICK FARM
EQUIPMENT INC.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 24,1975
several courses in
Agricultural Journalism.
While at the University of
Illinois, Connie was active in
the Dairy Science Club and
held the office of secretary
one year.
Connie was a member of 4-
H for nine years and
following that was a leader
for three years. Connie
participated in the 4-H
County Speech Contest and
was the winner and first
alternate two years each.
She is a winner of the Key
Club Award and attended the
HOOBER & SON
Intercourse, PA
717-768-8231
2750 N. Market St.
Elizabethtown, PA
717-367-1319
101 Rosehill Ave.,
West Grove, PA
215-869-2474
National 4-H Dairy Con
ference in 1972. She was
active in many school ac
tivities and clubs, among
them being editor o! the high
school yearbook.
In 1973, Connie worked as a
Summer Extension
Assistant in Stephenson
County, Illinois and in 1973
and 74 was an Assistant
Superintendent in the Dairy
Department of the Illinois
State Fair.
Youth
Calendar
Sunday, May 25
Broken Bit 4-H Horse Club
Horse Show at the
Friendly Horseman’s
Show grounds in Denver.
Monday,June2
York County 4-H Pig Club
meeting at the home of
Nathan Sheffer.
Tuesday, May 27
Penn Manor 4-H Club
meeting at the Ann Letort
School 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 27
Thomasville 4-H Club will
hold a meeting at the 4-H
Center near Bair at 7:30
p.m. The program will be
on physical fitness.
Wednesday, June 4
4-H Queen Contest ano
Talent Show at the Farm
and Home Center 8:0C
p.m.
Agriquotes . . .
With attention to the culti
vation of grass, farmers often
double the value of an old
[arm m a few years and grow
rich on farms on which their
predecessors had nearly
starved Benjamin Rush.
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